How to advertise "tip of the day"
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I have an email list of a few thousand and would like to start giving my subscribers a tip of the day. However, I have found that emailing all of them an email every day calls for a pricey email subscription. I was thinking of an RSS feed and a widget but those will only satisfy website owners/viewers. What is the best way to give a tip of the day via email to my subscribers without it costing me an arm and a leg?
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Email is really the only way to deliver to them. RSS will work, but they need to know how to receive RSS feeds in their email program. I would investigate Social, Twitter, Facebook.
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